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Northof78

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  1. As long as ground temps are 33/34F or less, I think we are close to 10/9:1 with very heavy rates, favorable growth, and 850 temps of between -3 and -6F.
  2. New NAM....large banding signature and very strong storm in nice spot 6-12" for almost all of region...
  3. The bigger risk now is this south/suppression/flat trend continues, not too far north..need to see trend stop now
  4. I would be cautious currently north of I84, there is a sharp cutoff around there on almost all models....
  5. Looks like we got a good one here boys…enjoy the show! Many will be surprised with this, nice bombing coastal low off VA/Delmarva moving ENE will do that…all models now on top of each other
  6. First and Final Call: S LI/C NJ Coast: C-2” N LI/NYC/Immediate NJ suburbs/C NJ: 1-3” N/C NJ ( N of 78/W of GSP), to 287 in S NY State: 3-5” N/W NJ, N of 287 in NY State: 4-8” Should be an interesting, dynamic coastal storm, and could be largest this year for some on the forum
  7. When models are still hundreds of miles apart, a 25/50 mile blip from one model one way is noise, patience and let this one settle into the pocket. I think something close to the GFS/EURO blend is about right, with 2-4" near the coast/NYC and more N-W, but lets see...
  8. 3-5" for NYC from both the EURO/GFS and the most north models...seems like a good start for accumulation potential
  9. GFS shows a nice CCB (-3F 850) with snows as low exists to the NE south of us...has about 3-5" for NYC and more to the N/W
  10. NAM/RGEM/CMC south/surpressed, EURO/GFS middle ground, ICON far north
  11. Very early to get a sense from the NAM, but looks quite promising at the last frame for a good metro storm, looks roughly in line or a touch south of latest GFS.
  12. Latest EURO, GFS give the NYC Metro advisory or warning level snows, others more mix. But the liklihood of a signficant winter storm is high.
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